Social Inclusion & Gender Integration Sample Clauses

Social Inclusion & Gender Integration. As part of its strategy, SALT will continue to leverage opportunities to support human and labor rights for all seafood workers and integrate gender considerations within SALT’s work, as per Objective 4. The social inclusion work will continue to expand through SALT by intentionally including all voices in SALT processes and work—especially those usually disenfranchised, including considerations for women, gender, racial, ethnic, and other minority groups, people with disabilities, etc. As an intentional part of SALT’s focus on equity in supply chains, SALT is uniquely positioned to address gender visibility issues by integrating gender into its program activities and subsequently raising awareness of women’s participation and leadership in global eCDT efforts. SALT has the opportunity to set a standard for gender and social inclusion in the comprehensive eCDT space through its role as a convener and enabler of collaboration to promote improved transparency in seafood supply chains. Better understanding of gendered roles at each segment of the value chain can lead to creative solutions for enhanced data capture of seafood products and empowerment of seafood workers through increased transparency and value-add along the supply chain. In particular, social inclusion will be part of SALT’s work by asking these questions during activity scoping: ● Featuring less represented groups as experts at learning events and supporting participation of those groups, ensuring their voice and perspectives are heard o What seafood stakeholders have gender on their agenda specifically related to traceability and supply chain transparency? o How can SALT make underrepresented groups feel more comfortable attending and sharing at convenings (virtual and in-person)? o How can SALT make virtual convenings and tools more accessible to underrepresented groups? ● Telling important stories of those less represented. SALT can use the knowledge-sharing platform to encourage traceability efforts to support human and labor rights for all seafood workers and tell stories around gender, economic status, etc. o Where are there gaps in the seafood community of stories being shared, and how can SALT help leverage the messages of those groups? o How can SALT share these stories in a way that is accessible and easily understood by a wide audience? o Where can SALT highlight stories of COVID-19 exacerbating existing inequalities across the seafood industry or putting certain communities more at...